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Mexico and Central America Wall Map - Published 1953 by National Geographic
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This map is unique in that it combines Mexico and Central America, showing the expansion of transportation in the region as roads and parts of the Pan American Highway were being built. At the time of this publication in March 1953, many regions of Central America relied on air travel as the principal means of modern transportation. Honduras, in particular, had more airports that roadways.
We can laminate this replica map, which will allow you to draw on it or apply our map dots to locations of interest without permanently marking the map. The lamination makes the map very durable and protects against tears and stains.
Scale: 1:3,500,000
Published: 1953
Size: 937 x 690 mm
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